Embodying emotions by induced facial expressions leads to a changes in the neural correlates of error detection.
To this Susan had no reply; it embodied emotions, a relationship, beyond her experience.
Results also reflected differences that exist between circus and sport domains, such as the ability to embody emotions and connect with the audience.
The link to the aforementioned literature on embodied emotions is provided by studies that have implied the MNS in the spontaneous mimicry of emotional facial expressions [15] in order to internally simulate the perceived emotion and to aid its understanding.
The EWL-60-S has been found to be well suited to measure short-term changes of mental states induced by psychoactive drugs (eg [10]), psychological stress [48], and embodying of emotion [49].
THE SOURCE "Embodied Emotion Perception: Amplifying and Dampening Facial Feedback Modulates Emotional Perception Accuracy" by David T. Neal and Tanya L. Chartrand, published in Social Psychological and Personality Science.
With David T Neal from the University of Southern California she recently published a paper entitled "Embodied Emotion Perception: Amplifying and Dampening Facial Feedback Modulates Emotional Perception Accuracy", which found that using Botox – a neurotoxin injected into muscles to reduce frown lines – reduces a person's ability to empathise with others.
That such people unintentionally embody the antithesis of "fine" – that they remain unaware of embodying the emotions therein – makes their not-fineness double the distance between them and whatever passes for fine.
Embodying the emotions of the viewer is at the heart of Dear Angelica, Oculus Story Studio's latest short film premiering today at Sundance.
In some sense the recent interest in embodying of emotions echoes the classical work by James [5] and Lange [6].
For Merrick, it is an actress named Mrs. Kendal (Patricia Clarkson) who comes to embody that emotion.
